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OK, so if still hunting with a crossbow, arrow nocked, and an Econ officer sees it, it's ticket time? Yes do it, but don't do it.

Thanks WNY and Cabin Fever. You are so right about that.

Thanks everybody. Mom, baby, and dad all doing great. They are all coming home tomorrow. Boy, they sure push'em through the hospitals fast these days.

Wow, they have moved from Lake Erie to the Watertown area. Think we'll in the second wave now. Seems to be worse than the first here. watertown army worms.htm

Thanks, great thing about grand children, to spoil. Lets you look back to when your kids were this young, those sleepless nights and goo goo diapers, first sounds, first crawl, we'll you get the idea. Do it again in a heart beat. Love family!

Thanks Dave, belated congrats to you too. Maybe he'll be a great little turkey hunter. Sorry, running on 2 hours sleep.

Thank you.

Thanks. Held him for the first time this morning, he's already an arm full. Another to spoil. Can't wait to get his first camo.

I can see someone going to have his hands full, come hunting season. Some great looking animals. They do some great poses for your camera. Thanks for posting.

Can't believe a major can play that bad. What's going on with Colorado?

Thanks Eddie.

Thank you, so much. I'm still crying in happiness. I was a big baby too.

Thanks Grow. A very special Fathers Day to all the dads, from a new grandpa today.

My daughter in law and son just had their first baby at 1:38 this morning naturally. A boy; 10 lbs, 1 oz; 22 1/4 inches long. One proud papa here. I am so excited.

I have been observing worms in my 30 acres of uncut hay. They have chewed the leaves off 50%, leaving the stem and head, other area remain untouched.The rest of the plant starts a dry down process. Finding 1/ sq. ft. They are on the cool, moist, darker soil areas during the day, spreading out as the dew falls.Old leaves , on the soils, seem to be a favorite hiding place. They have traveled over 1 mile, field to field in just 2 nights. The legumes have remained untouched, for now. I have also noticed a fly that is eating the timothy heads. Don't know what that is yet. Now we pay for the mild winter.

Did the sunflower seeds sprout?

Going into Canada is quite easy, it's coming back into New York that can be quite difficult sometimes. As far as Mexico, I hear their walking the top of the unfinished fence for practice.

What are you using in the Encore bubba? Just asking.

Always enjoy your pics. Thanks

The first pic would be nice looking, enlarged and framed. Thanks for posting.

Got to say, the man knows what he's doing. With his family history, guess it was born in ,maybe. Glad he didn't have an ear infection. From all that clean water mist, he might have one today.

Their was some mention on local talk radio shows today,of him removing his safety harness once on the cable. He would void his contract from ABC if he did. He usually does these walks without one. My brother in law is there now , U.S. side and says it wall to wall people.

Nik Wallenda will attempt to cross the Horseshoe Falls on a tight rope(cable) from the U.S. to Canada. Your can view it on ABC tonight starting at 8 p.m.

I now have them on the farm. They went through 2 acres of wheat overnight. Just stems and heads standing. They seem to start crawling the stems, up from the ground, after 7p.m.. Also have found some dead worms, so hopefully the fly is here to check their numbers.

A heads up on this people on a serious issue. Their wide spread across Western N.Y.. They spread rapidly and in 2 days, can destroy a field. IT's not unusual to have them, but this year mild winter and early spring has brought them out in huge numbers. Their larvae are nocturnal invisible pests that spread very quickly. They are 2 weeks ahead of their predators, egg laying flies, with a virus that disperses across the fields and kill the larvae. They prefer grasses, wheat, and corn but won't turn their noses up at lawns, and other vegetation in a pinch. They are wiping out entire fields. A second and third wave is possible throughout the summer. Having trouble posting pics this morning. Maybe someone could post some of the larvae and moth. Thanks.